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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
From Putting People First
Global Happiness and Well-being Policy Report
In the three years since the last Global Happiness and Well-Being Policy Report, governments have faced a cascade of challenges to the well-being of their populations...
From Putting People First
The search engine for UX research
The people behind Research Bookmark, a vast online collection of UX research resources, have - after months of researching and experimenting - released a search...
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AMD Expands HPC Fund to Aid Researchers
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — June 1, 2022 — AMD today announced the expansion of its High Performance Compute (HPC) Fund with the addition of 7 petaflops of computing...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Data Observability
Was un aware of the broad topic, but can see the value. Was also unaware of the company: Monte Carlo. Data Quality is something we always considered. Much more...
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Tool Helps Spot Killer Asteroids
Quite interesting, ultimately this is a big issue, a very big one. The improvements on detection have been considerable in recent years. Stopping is a different...
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Distinguish AI Hype from Reality
Very Useful thoughts, but is it enough? Distinguishing AI Hype From Reality in SecOpsAI and ML are important SecOps tools, but human involvement is still required...
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On Client Over-Servicing
Remember seeing a few examples of this, which led to some changes in expectations that were counter-productive. Never heard this completely covered: The Problem...
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Predicting Behavior on the Road with AI
Ultimately work in this direction will be very important in manging driverless.Predicting Others' Behavior on the Road With Artificial IntelligenceBy MIT News....
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Getting Hybrid Right
Irving Wldawsky-Berger looks at return to the office trends and outcomes, as usual lots of links to studies done, the click through is worth it. The 2022 Work Trend...
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Clearview Facial Recognition for Schools
But they could be used to detect who is approaching/entering a school and flag potential threats. Current errors in their operation can be improved. ACM TECHNEWS...
From insideHPC
Quantum Delta NL Appoints Scientist Philippe Bouyer
June 1, 2022 — Quantum Delta NL announced today the appointment of French scientist Philippe Bouyer as coordinator of its Third Catalyst (KAT 3) programme: Quantum...
From Putting People First
Peter Merholz speaking in Torino
Peter Merholz will be speaking in Torino (Turin, Italy) on Wednesday 8 June. The 9am morning talk will take place in the courtyard of the Circle of Design.
From The Eponymous Pickle
Audio Logging a Space
Can we think of other spaces that might be logged this way?Automatic Audio Loggers Map the Sound of NorwayImperial College London (U.K.)Hayley Dunning, May 3,Audio...
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Harnessing the Power of the 4th Industrial Revolution (updated)
McKinsey takes a look at discussion of the 4th revolution as covered at Davos. Heady stuff.Spotlight on Davos: Harnessing the power of the Fourth Industrial...
From The Eponymous Pickle
Digital Twins of Diseases
Struck me as an interesting angle of the modeling technique. Digital Twins Aid Giving Individual Patients the Right Treatment at the Right TimeLinkoping University...
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Building Reliable AI Models
Below quite interesting, here just the intro, full article linked to. Reviewing. I note the point about changing data in context, which I always emphasize in...
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Looking Further Than Ever
This could be a very big, very revealing thing.. As always, I am following.Astronomers Prepare to Turn Webb Telescope Toward Nearby Super-Earths By Ryan Whitwam...
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Contact Lenses as Computer Screens
Will we see this kind of screen allowing all the time access to anything? Will we want it?Could Contact Lenses Be the Ultimate Computer Screen? By BBC News,Saratoga...
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Virtual Answering Machine
Useful to the very busy, how well might it work?Virtual ‘answering machine’ records the real world while you are in VRPeople using virtual reality at work could...
From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP